Chantelle Doyle, who is missing from Mullingar, was last seen on Sunday, May 12 at 3.30pm on O'Connell Street Upper, Dublin 1.

Gardaí are looking for a 13-year-old girl who is missing from Enfield, Co. Kildare.

It was a case of bringing it all back home — again.

Irish racing's hero, Tiger Roll, has paraded in Summerhill in Meath after winning back-to-back Grand Nationals at Aintree yesterday.

Developers with 'tunnel vision' are being canvassed for a Cork city centre plot, which directly overlook overlooks two sites where work is now underway on €300 million worth of projects.

From inner city Dublin to the red carpet of Cannes, it’s been quite a climb for Barry Keoghan. Esther McCarthy talks to the actor who first broke through in Love/Hate

Gardaí are appealing for witnesses after a motorcyclist died in a Roscommon crash yesterday.

A man has died in a road accident in Athlone, Co Roscommon.

Gardaí investigating a fatal road traffic collision that occurred on the Rathmolyon to Summerhill Road last week have renewed their appeal for witnesses.

A drug smuggler who fraudulently claimed almost €30,000 in benefits for three years when he was living in Lanzarote has been given a suspended sentence.

A drug smuggler, who fraudulently claimed almost €30,000 in benefits for three years when he was living in Lanzarote, has been given a suspended sentence.

Gardaí have released a photograph of a suspected stolen car car that rammed a patrol car and a woman's car this morning in Co Meath.

Defects inherent in the old Cork Prison building in terms of housing vulnerable and suicidal prisoners have been rectified at the new multi-million euro facility, Cork Coroners’ Court heard yesterday.

A student had to have a special room arranged for doing his Leaving Certificate exams because of the anxiety he had from an unprovoked attack on his way home days beforehand.

A woman has been arrested in connection with a gangland murder in Dublin in April.

Tommy Barker reports on a Cork city property which has been carefully rebuilt with salvaged materials after being completely gutted in a fire.

Some 624 women held in Magdalene laundries have to date received a lump sum payment of more than €23m under a government redress scheme.

Investigations have been launched into two fatal shootings in Dublin overnight.

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A drugs smuggler who fraudulently claimed almost €30,000 in benefits for three years when he was living in Lanzarote has been given a chance to avoid a jail sentence.

The partner of a prisoner deemed to be at “unprecedented” risk of suicide said she was extremely concerned for his welfare during a prison visit just days before he was found dead in his cell.

Dublin Central has changed from a four-seater to a three-seat constituency since 2011 and with four prominent sitting TDs, not to mention a number of high-profile candidates hoping to be elected, the race to the Dáil will certainly be interesting.

They’re as much a part of Cork’s Christmas tradition as spiced beef, the Holly Bough, and the Share collectors.

Tommy Barker says this four bedroomed period home has city centre convenience and plenty of character.

Justice Minister Frances Fitzgerald has reiterated that An Grianán “served a different purpose” to High Park Magdalene laundry — despite HSE evidence stating they were “one and the same thing”.

A Meath man has become the first Irish person and only the 39th person in history to complete the world’s longest road race.

Now Or Never had young trainer Michael O’Callaghan dreaming big after she ran out a most impressive winner of the Topaz Fillies’ Maiden, last night at Galway.

A Dublin man fraudulently claimed almost €30,000 in benefits for three years when he was living in Lanzarote, a court has heard.

Some residents of a community hospital had not had a shower or a bath for more than a month, according to a report by health watchdog Hiqa.

The Big Brother, Big Sister programme provides ‘older sibling’ mentors to thousands of troubled children in Ireland. It is a rewarding relationship for both parties, but more volunteers are needed, says Elizabeth O’Neill.

Global Irish dance sensation Riverdance kicked off a scorching summer of music and festivals in Cork last night.

The State has agreed a contract for the development of Ireland’s first healthcare public private partnership (PPP) project. The €140m scheme, part of the Government’s €2.25bn Infrastructure Stimulus Progamme, will provide a network of primary care facilities.

The Government has opened up 14 of its primary care centres to private investors with help from a €70m cheap loan from the European Investment Bank.

There’s a touch of the exotic to this 1850 sunny property in St Luke’s Cross, writes Tommy Barker.

Two Dublin brothers were last night charged in relation to the seizure of a firearm and a reported shooting in rural Co Meath over the weekend.

A university graduate earning €200 weekly who says it is “near impossible” to get accommodation in Dublin below the €350 monthly limit for rent allowance payments has brought a legal challenge over a “Kafkaesque” decision refusing rent supplement towards his monthly rent of €450.

William Kelly, 24, continued a growing family tradition in the protection of the State yesterday.

Tommy Barker says No 14 Frankfield Villas has three bedrooms, views of hills and sports fields, and scope at the rear for play or gardening.